Electrical Installer - Traveling

Posted 3 days ago

wide effect talent solutionsFerndale (MI)

Electricians Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$22/hour

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About the role

Job Description Job Description Position: Electrical Installer Job Location: Milwaukee, WI Compensation: $22/hour - 30-day performance review with opportunity to increase to $24/hour Shift: 1st or 2nd shift Hours: Up to 60 hours/week; additional OT may be available with supervisor approval Per Diem: $100/day on days worked

Key Responsibilities: Assemble and install electrical components inside large steel generator enclosures and modular electrical equipment enclosures. Pre-assemble electrical kits and prepare components for installation. Perform light fabrication, including drilling, forming, wire stripping, and crimping. Read and follow blueprints, bills of materials, and work instructions. Use hand tools, power tools, and measuring devices to complete assemblies. Assist with routing, securing, and connecting electrical components and wiring. Handle materials and components within large enclosure assemblies.

Qualifications: Ability to learn and follow blueprints and bills of materials. Comfortable using basic hand and measuring tools. Mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn electrical assembly processes. Ability to troubleshoot and solve basic problems. Motivated to learn new skills and grow within the position. Able to lift up to 50 pounds. Able to climb ladders and work safely in an industrial manufacturing environment. Must be willing to work either 1st or 2nd shift.

Requirements: Must pass a written competency test on the first day. Must successfully complete a physical assessment. Must pass a standard background check. Must pass a 5-panel pre-employment drug test.

Company Description: Call us direct today at 1-833-4WE-JOBS or 1-.

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